Sentence examples for because of entitlements from inspiring English sources

Mary concludes it's not either-or since we're in a "Deficits Crisis" because of entitlements that Obama has largely ignored.

Higher federal deficits will result because of entitlement payments.

What if the public – or more precisely, millions of local experts – has good knowledge of means, but (because of misplaced entitlements, group-think or plain moral degeneracy) has no good ideas about ends?

In our econometric analysis we respect the observed data but because we assume that choices depend on levels of entitlements we will be unlikely to predict someone choosing a point of zero entitlement.

He dropped the ace of entitlements!

Divas are fascinating creatures, if only because their aura of entitlement usually masks an insecure and tortured soul.

"Don't walk around with the air that you deserve it, because that sense of entitlement is going to get you nowhere".

I don't want to have to answer for why a person didn't receive Christ during what may have been a critical point in their lives because my sense of entitlement to Jesus kept them away.

The preferences of the breadwinner of the house was also prioritized, partly because of a feeling of entitlement; and partly because of perceived needs, especially for men engaged in manual labour.

CBO does show rising deficits by the end of the decade — but not, it turns out, mainly because of rising entitlement spending.

Would tips be worse than usual because of white entitlement?